Hairdresser Reacts To Americas Next Top Model Makeovers S.23
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Hi Beautiful! Today we watch season 23 of ANTM makeovers. There was actually some pretty sickening makeovers in this season and of course some pretty awful ones...
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This episode SCREAMS “all of their hair was perfect to begin but we need to change something for the camera”
THEY ARE MODELS. they have seen seasons from the past and they know they change the model’s hair
@@taylormade9748 why are you so pressed lmao I was commenting on their HAIR not their personalities
@@mynameisnonofyourconcern8685 after watching it I wholeheartedly agree. The new looks were absolutely horrible.
Would have loved to have seen them instead of changing it, like give them a hair mask or w/e like lets nourish that hair its beautiful
A classic case of enhance the ones you want to win and sabotage the ones you want to ruin forever
Let’s be honest. High fashion models don’t have pink and purple hair. They need to have natural coloured hair to be a “blank slate” for designers and not take away from the clothing.
The only model I know who have a successful career with colourful hair is Fernanda Ly. She models for Chanel, Dior and Louis Vuitton and she has pink hair. If you don’t know her look her up she’s really cool 😊
Did we forget about Charlotte Free who did the pink hair and became a tumblr famous model then actually got successful for a brief moment despite her not being able to walk successfully
Yes. If they want colored hair they will just use a wig.
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she's so cool but her pink hair's been gone for a long time, now her hair is just like any other models (It's more naturally colored? It's never bad, I'm pretty sure the job requires it so that more focus would be given on the clothes)
i was about to say this. and their excuse is always "well you're gonna have to get used to this if you want to be a model sweetie" i don't know of any model that gets/got constant, drastic makeovers and bleached her hair all the time, except for maybe fernanda ly as mentioned above but that's her signature look. they're supposed to not divert from the clothes so they look as natural as possible. they're also supposed to have a distinct, signature look if they're more well known models, and they don't change their looks all the time precisely because they're sought after by brands because of the way they look. they also have deals with brands that looked for a specific type of model and getting a makeover while on a contract would probably not be a good idea
They did the twins SO DIRTY for no reason. I'd be absolutely livid
i hate how obviously the whole "natural hair is messy and unprofessional" stereotype has completely dominated the model industry its gross they looked so beautiful before :(
Not really the model industry just whatever this show is supposed to be. Most models have modern haircuts and natural hair. None of them have crazy died hair, how could you sell that on a runway?
@@Jess04x03 I agree with this. The model is supposed to be a canvas for a look that the designer wants to sell. Natural and simple hair is a lot more bookable in the real world, but then again this show doesn’t have much reality in it to start
@Jessica Naunheim I completely agree. When I saw the purple hair I was like “who tf is gonna hire her with that hair?” Obviously it’s a different field, but my cousin is a professional dancer and she says that they prefer girls with natural looking hair vs unnatural colors. I would think this would be especially true in the modeling industry where the women are canvases for the designer’s work 🙄
Yes! And it ends up hurting black women the most. Notice how all of the black women had their hair ruined. Anyone with an afro or curls ended up getting their hair relaxed, straightened, and lightened. They all looked better with their natural hair.
@@kelsiefresquez9455 thank you
First episode has a lot in common with cult initiations. Break down their wills by changing their appearance in an uncomfortable way and simultaneously the strength of their identity, tell them they're "boss" for doing what they're told (really manipulative, even if unintentionally), then have them pose completely exposed? That's major psychological power play stuff to make them lose their sense of autonomy and self-ownership. That's not true empowerment... very much the opposite. Poor girls. :(
I have to agree with you, whether or not one feels the red-head gal's attachment to her natural hair is valid, what was said to her, followed by the virginity comment that was very, very obviously not about hair, was so offensive to me my gut reaction was wishing she would have the courage to get up and walk out right there. I don't know if she got herself into something she didn't really understand, or what, but under no circumstances is it acceptable to do something to a person that causes or makes them feel like they are losing jurisdiction over their own body.
100% agree..this is some sick stuff..why do these young girls agree to all this public humiliation
wish I could like this comment a 100 times
@@gigiarmany4332 a contract
@@shieldmaidenforchrist1310 This was especially inappropriate given that there are a lot of allegations about abuse in the modeling industry
Love that Rita isn’t even wearing her “signature look” while talking about it 😂
I was just gonna say that lol she doesn’t do that look ALL the time like Ariana wears her ponytail so I wouldn’t say Rita is “known” for red lips and platinum hair lol
lol same
I was thinking the same thing...like ummmm 😂
@@HalfNHalf. I’d say Gwen stefani is THE platinum red lipped queen I think of an not rita lol
I didn't even know who she was before the show.
Why did they get rid of almost all of the curly hairstyles? Did they not want to deal with it or something? They looked so much better before!
i get so frustrated with how curls are alwasy straightened. Curls are the most beautiful natural hairstyle, imo.
they have hated natural hair every cycle :/ but as a model you can sign agreements that your hair must never be touched
They ALWAYS got rid of the curly hair
It’s irritating
I would’ve loved a good perm or something for the girls who didn’t have curls. I just love my curls and I love seeing other curly girls embrace it
I also don't know. Nowadays curls and locks are the rage on the runway and every big model does wear their hair more natural.
Why they always make the girls worse for the industry, that's the thing I don't get.
All their hairstyles are bad for a model and for their face
Fun fact: this show has a terrible reputation so a ton of those women never get modeling jobs and some go down very dark paths
Watching these reactions I see why. And I feel so bad for these women. A lot of this stuff feels like "added drama for a TV Show" and the rest just feels toxic AF
The makeovers were intentionally just for emotional trauma
Which makes it an accurate representation of the industry (sadly).
Which makes it an accurate representation of the industry (sadly).
Question is, why do they participate in this show?
I’m not happy with this one. Every single one looked way more model-like and beautiful before.
That honestly true for most seasons tbh. I don’t think the makeovers are for anything other than tv drama.
Paige and Courtney looked good.
This show was a joke 😂 I don’t remember any model from here making it big
@@Beelzebubby91 there are literally like a small handful and only half of those are memorable lol
Yea, this is the one thing I don't agree with Brad on. He praises and worships the show and Tyra when in reality the show was simply a mainstream way of making fun of people who have a dream and Tyra is just a narcissistic human being.
I liked all the before hairstyles WAY BETTER than the after, poor girls
I swear, I think they so it on purpose to upset the girls for ratings.
The changed the curls
honestly I feel like they do these makeovers for shock value only 😕
Not just the hairstyles, but the makeup, too. Most of these ladies looked better in the befores, than the afters; period.
Happens EVERY SEASON!! TYRA was a beast, I think she drinks the girl's tears after the "makeovers"!!
The way the hair stylist just ignored Cherish and was like, “You’ll be fine, you’ll be awesome,” and walked away as she was talking 😂😂😂💀💀💀
Abusive almost.
@@piiinkDeluxe Literally no
@@rxxrcousin disregarding emotions and worries is abusive. 🤷🏽♀️
@@piiinkDeluxe This is a one time salon visited which is agreed upon in the contract of the show. A big aspect of modeling is having to change up your looks for different shoots. Being sad about your hair is one thing, but crying like this in a professional environment is another. She said she was gonna be fine and left it at that. Throwing terms like "abusive" around about situations that aren't harms actual victims. Words matter.
@@rxxrcousin i agree on the contract part. But as a model you don't need to sell out your body completely, I mean wigs exist for a reason.
And I still think disregarding her worry about her hair is disregarding her emotions. I agree with you it's unprofessional though.
I love how Rita pretends she's an icon, like...honey, Gwen Stefani? Taylor Swift? The queens of blonde hair and red lips. Rita isn't as important to the music and fashion industry as she thinks she is
Literally 😂
Lmao forreal ..maybe she was trying to pull Tyra vibes with the MeMeMeMetalkaboutMe moment
Exactly! I was legit thinking "Um, that's Taylor Swift's signature look?"
Call me ignorant but I had to google who she is.
Those producers aren't her friends
this episode shouldve been “the girls who got their hair ruined”
literally all of them
Ikr the before hair looked beautiful and the after...dead unnatural looking hair😞
God I wish America's Next Top Model would ask Brad to be the hairstylist. I'd actually watch it!
I am with you on this
Yea he should go be with those other awful people
I’m saying right
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He always ask what color you woul hate
They've managed to turn nearly every modelesque contestant into a middle schooler on picture day.
The pink and purple hair looks like a 14-year-old got bored one weekend and decided to dye her hair in her bathroom with her friends. The girl they gave straight across bangs to went from looking like a model to looking like the best friend of the main character in a TV show set in high school. And then they just destroyed several girls' gorgeous curls for no reason.
saw someone say the girly twin got an NBA player cut and i can't unsee now 😭💀
India looked v similar to Gigi Hadid in 2016 when Gigi Hadid was one of the most popular models, and the purple hair at least ended the constant comparisons
True!
14 year old me did this exactly 😅 bleached a few strands with Splat in my friends bathroom and “layered” two different shades of purple so it faded. This was a long time ago, there were not a lot of options for unnatural dye on the market. My mom was so mad!
I've seen the pink/purple combo looking good on older people, but they did her dirty with it. Like, make the transition longer, or do a mix throughout...
I’m sorry, but whenever they say, “If you’re wanting to be a model, you’re going to have to constantly change your look.” I don’t see Bella or Gigi Hadid changing their hair left and right. All those models use wigs if their hair is drastically different!!!
Bella changed her hair a lot last year but it wasn’t drastic.
The most drastic Gigi has done is dye her hair a darker shade of blonde or the current reddish tint she has.
Exactly. In fact p much all of my friends in the industry have it in their contracts that they don’t change their hair for X amount of time bc they’re working w the same teams and it makes it easier for them if they know exactly what they’re getting into. Showing up w all your hair gone or a head full of extensions at the last minute can throw a wrench
But there's a very big difference between a nameless model nobody and the Hadid girls.
@@CherryBlossom3x3 yeah we can’t all be famous and have our rich moms on tv. Good for them. Doesn’t mean you go into every modelling gig and risk getting your hair chopped off and dyed every time.
Ikr models are supposed to be a blank canvas for designers and stylists to work on
I feel so bad for Tash. She was crying over her appearance; they literally gave her dysphoria. Even after she expressed concern. They knew what they were doing and there was not good reason for it.
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I’m kinda surprised this show is still going tbh, they gave an entire generation of millennial girls dysphoria as teenagers
Kick. I can
Not how dysphoria works
@@yougsa what the fuck do you mean... you do realise that non trans people can also have dysphoria right??? also not all dysphoria is gender dysphoria... theres a difference between the gender dysphora categorised in trans people and dysphoria about your gender presentation...
I am upset that they got rid of the before and afters but at least they don't have the trash befores that look like my middle school yearbook pictures.
Or ID pics
They prob did it because the befores were so much better 😬
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Why don’t you just make your own top model makeover show? :Dd
Sounds like so much work
I would be on it
@Des brad wouldn’t let me down
Mondo's Next Top Model? I'm in.
Exactly
I’m a natural redhead, and I’ve never dyed my hair. So many times when I’ve gone to a salon for a cut, they want to keep some to try to match to a dye color for a client. I understand why the girl was so upset. A natural redhead does have lots of different natural colors which you can’t replicate.
True but dying it will not prevent her natural color from growing back. She was making a stink where there was no need to. She acted like her hair would never grow back the same color.
I am also a natural redhead, and I would definitely be upset. My hair has so many different colors in it that it could never be replicated - why would you alter that? I am open to any kind of style/cut - but don't touch the color.
@@NotMykl well according to a lot of redheads in the comments, it actually takes a years or a really long time to get back the same natural red color once it been dyed
I have almost black hair naturally. But I'd kill for natural red hair. I used to dye mine red all the time. But you just cannot replicate that beautiful ginger hair very well. It's special. Anyone with ginger hair should never dye it
@@angeangela-y6d That's a myth. I have red hair and bought into that too but it isn't true. Dye will not change the color growing from your follicles just because you're a redhead, just like it doesn't affect any other color other than what has been dyed
II feel like the girly twin could have just had some laid edges, maybe shave the hair down and bleached, would've still worked with her personality and facial features. They literally gave her an NBA player hairstyle
Yeah there are a lot of other things they could have done that still would have been in a feminine wheelhouse
Hell they could bleached and dyed it another color and hot combed it to straighten then cut a cute pixie style. She had enough hair to style. They gave her a straightup man's hairstyle.
They literally gave ALL he black girls horrible makeovers…. Stereo typical for the 1980s
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She would've looked SO pretty with a finger wave or something, but ANTM loves hiring hairstylists that have no idea what to do with black hair
Remember when the makeovers were supposed to make them look more model-esque? It feels like now they are just changing them for the sake of changing them. And while I absolutely love purple hair, it's really not suitable for a model because it is way too specific. Wigs exist for a reason.
As a natural redhead I COMPLETELY understand the redhead freaking about her hair. Like hers, every single strand of my hair is a different color. It's impossible to get this color from dye. And SO MANY people comment on how they think it's pretty and how people try to get it from a bottle and they just don't get there. It's so easy to ruin red hair. I made the mistake of getting highlights when I didn't get them naturally as much in the summer now and I'm so bummed with how long it's taking to get back to my fully natural color. That poor girl was 100% justified in being concerned. If they wanted her to be a redhead, they should've left her color alone. Give her a dramatic cut if you want to switch it up but why dye a gorgeous natural redhead to a fake flat red?
And now that I've gotten to her before and after...BRAD HER HAIR DOES NOT LOOK THE EXACT SAME. It's so flat, there's no variation in the color. She looks like a fake redhead and there's NOTHING more annoying to a natural redhead than a fake redhead trying to call themselves a ginger. And she's right. Her hair won't be the same. It's going to take her AGES to get her back to its natural red, if she ever gets there again.
They ruined that girls hair. She looked like s red head angel and now looks like my moms friend I see buying groceries a lot
@@ToastedBread14 Exacly it's the same shade as the woman in the desperate housewife
I would have chopped it into a bob. I wish I had naturally red hair. I'm a natural blonde but those are boring 🤣
I came to the comments looking for this opinion. Natural hair has so much variation and I would absolutely have been scared that putting the same FAKE color over the real color had to be a dramatic "director's" choice without any regard for her best interest.
They really got rid of EVERY SINGLE girls beautiful curls, it’s a no from me
It seems like you wouldn't want an extreme hairdo if you are a model. Shouldn't you walk in with a clean look so they can imagine you in different looks?
Exactly! This is what I always think when I watch these.
Yes, this is EXACTLY what you should walk in with. High fashion models are meant to be “blank slates” on go-sees for this very reason.
Yeah I don’t think most modeling agencies would want purple and pink hair
Yup, pretty much! But an agency or client may want a certain look for you, and that might be more of a distinct look
Exactly! I feel like a lot of times they damage these girls' hair for no reason as they'll end up changing it back after the show is done
i can give some context on the redhead's concerns: from childhood we're often told not to dye our hair and told over and over from a young age that our hair will never grow in the same color if we dye it, or it will turn grey. she's not afraid of changing color, she's afraid of loosing her natural tone later.
I totally agree. I was always told the same thing.
I third this as a ginger. Mine is auburn so it’s darker . But I was told to never color it, and I always kept it long to donate it too til I started getting sick in my early 20s. But I keep it shoulder length now , and I do an under color (I use med brown and it comes out dark cuz of the blonde in my hair lol ) but I lost a lot of thickness due to sickness and surgeries and I wish I had what I used to.
But a lot of people wouldn’t get what we mean with our hair tbh .
Because she's an idiot. Dying your hair does not change your roots. Your hair will grow in the same color as before but you, of course, will claim it isn't just to try to prove your stupid claims..
Everyone's hair will turn white or grey as they age. Being a redhead does not make you special, my hair is naturally auburn and I dye it a redder auburn all the time. My natural tone did not change one iota.
Yup, I’m also a ginger and so’s my cousin (also a redhead) she dyed her hair as a teenager due to bullying and it never recovered the same. She spent years trying to get her natural colour back and always regretted dying it even though it’s back to red now, it’s not the same.
Wait what? How would dying your hair change the color it grows back in? That’s not how hair works. Regardless of color. Dye doesn’t change your genes, it doesn’t magically rearrange your DNA to a different shade. Yes it would be annoying and a long time until it’s grown fully back natural, but no, dye doesn’t permanently change your hair color.
I really think it's messed up that they made the girly twin wear a more masculine hairstyle. Black women are constantly masculinized and defeminized (see for example any Black female athelete) people claim Serena Williams is a man etc. So to see a Black woman whose identity is so clearly tied to femininity and then they purposely strip it from her to make her upset, is especially cruel to me.
We already know this from past seasons, but this show hates Black models and often mistreats them just to get a rise out of them and that's just wrong.
Tyra especially would cut ppl's natural hair knowing how much their hair meant to them.
Yes! Came here to say this, too. That bothered me so much. To so purposefully defeminize her seemed ignorant and racially insensitive.
THIS should be a top comment! Because yes my exact thoughts!
As a black female I see it go both ways. I genuinely liked it when I saw hair on black females get cut and then they ROCK the short hair, cause short or almost shaved hair doesn't automatically equate to masculine. And as someone who did have such a huge tie to my long hair, it's honestly more toxic to our community. We think long hair is pretty when that's not true. I cut off all my hair and I loved it cause it made me feel free cause I didn't need the hair to feel "girly." But granted that's my opinion and I understand where she's coming from. Cut your hair when you're ready to cut it. 😊
@@emilydenning1817 The only person ignorant and racially insensitive is you, a white woman, claiming a black woman was "defemenized." by having her hair cut. Non blacks stay in your lane challenge.
@@dontbotherrespondingbecaus7116 I don’t care if you respond or not I like to argue 😂. As a dark skin black women who was also bald (shaved my head by choice) for years {@lifebristyle on insta if you need proof boo 😘} I had strangers often walk up to me and ask me “what are You” or tell me I look like a boy. There is nothing wrong with not wanting that for yourself. It’s not “racist” to point out that black women are often masculinized. That’s why the original commenter used the very common example of Serena and her sister. The models gender expression, especially as a black fem women should have been respected and considered. This comment simply opened the door to a larger conversation. Also it’s not just her hair was cut short it was the WAY it was cut. I know you saw those sharp ass lines 😭. As a former baldie Ik what she was saying.
Rita said “and me 😌” like I was supposed to know who she is 😭😭😭😭
Honesty i forgot she existed until I watched this video 💀
I didn't even know it was her until she said and me lmao 😂
I only knew her because of a kpop artist I love 😭 aka Hyuna she makes bop music if anyone wants to check her out :3
@@mabellebulanadi8671 same lol. I never heard of her before she did that one video with Hyuna and Black Widow with Iggy Azalea
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The thing with Cherish is that her hair was virgin and each strand was a different color. I understand she should have known that each season they do a makeover but i’m sure she didn’t think it was going to be dyed. I feel for her because she got eliminated that same episode, so they ruined her beautiful hair just to eliminate her.
As someone who rarely gets her hair cut and has also never dyed it, I'd have been mad, too. Firm believer in loving your natural hair color, after years of being teased for the red. There were compliments, too, but I didn't learn to appreciate them until probably my teens. They still make me uncomfortable, especially if people assume my hair is dyed. No, and it never will be. And it's going white.
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I mean she can just cut the dyed bits and her hair will grow back it's not like her hair is now programmed to not grow back to it's natural state
Once you dye your hair, your natural color never comes back the same. They did it on purpose 🤨
People in the fashion industry don’t even take models seriously from America’s Next Top Model. Only 3 of them made it big through the entire series.
Exactly what I was wondering and thinking, times have changed...
Not true, there's a good good handful but definitely not because of ANTM👀
A lot of them worked as professional models though. Most models aren't famous, but you can still make a good living.
Its more about entertainment, not fashion
I feel like all shows like this have that problem especially American idol and X factor it’s always the people that loose that blow up 😂😂
completely agreed with everything. So sad and really, as a "curly girl", I find it a bit insulting that they straightened ALL of them.
Cuz Tyra has something against natural curls. She always gets rid of them. Colorist….
If you find it insulting then you are to tied to your hair. My hair is curly and I don't give a damn that they are straightening the model's hair. You do your hair the way the client wants NOT like how you want.
Ugh get over it
@@natalieviera5474 Lol first 30 sec, Tyra is not on this cycle
Notice how the blonde girls had cute hair styles, the bleached fringe was nice, but pretty much all the curly girls had their hair flattened and straightened, like they were somehow being whitewashed -I feel like ANTM still doesn’t want to accept natural Black beauty and it was really obvious here.
She doesn’t always have to pose as a girlie girl to have feminine hair… they very intentionally gave the more masculine twin a feminine look and the feminine twin a more masculine look in order to create drama when they could’ve so easily just switched it to match their personalities. She has every right to be pissed off especially since they just made her hair look way worse than it was in the beginning.
Completely agree. And on top of that the hair style wasn’t androgynous, they gave her a boy’s hair cut
@@MyMy-mg5yv it was androgynous, there is no such thing as a "boy" or "girl" hairstyle in the US they just call it that bc of stereotypes
Period
Legit she begged for a girl haircut and they made her look like a boy
Ok, imagine if they gave the more feminine twin platinum hair and may like finger waves.
What if you do a collab with one of the models and give them the makeover they should’ve gotten? 👀
Yaaaaas
I . Want . It .
Omggg yesss!
This would be amazing! Every time Brad says what he would have done instead, it's always such a better idea than what the show actually went with.
GREAT IDEA 🤩
Brad let’s be honest you for real need to do your own show like this. They would all look so much better!!!
Lmao yea ok. I knew Cherish in middle school. No one called her ugly, she was the pretty Beverly Hills modeling girl and from my experience with her, she did not give a crap about others. She did not like me and never had a reason why. Crocodile tears 🤦🏻♀️
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When I saw her picture as she was saying “everyone called me ugly” I was like “girl, please.” *huge eyeroll* lol
DRAG HER! 😂
She gave a Wattpad MC sob story lmao If she really thought her hair and face were ugly she likely wouldn't have virgin hair and light makeup 🤣
We know she evil!
This season is giving me very much, I’m a hairstylist who can’t do black girl hair
THANK YOU!!!
Right they need more black hairstylist or atleast ones experienced with treating our hair.
ALLLL of the seasons! They just resort to a weave or cutting it 🙄😳
Yes!! Honestly this episode feels a lot like cosmetology students doing their hair 😭
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The idea that being a model means you have to sacrifice your identity is just awful. The word "model" means like.. an example that others can strive to imitate to better themselves. Why do we want to prop people up after telling them to give up who they are and what they believe in? I wish the modeling industry was about picking cool people and letting them represent themselves. I'm an artist and a lot of artists will agree with me that it's hard to be into what you're doing and make good art when you're out of sync with yourself. You have to act fake and then with enough of it, you feel fake to your core. I just think it's sad that the modeling industry is about making people change to something they don't feel comfortable in and then saying that's beautiful. Okay, yeah, they look visually beautiful, but it's not beautiful to do that to someone, to make someone feel that way. The pain underneath is hidden as they sacrifice their own identities to fit someone else's standards... that's not what I want my kids to look up to. They're people, not dolls. The show should change for the girls, not the other way around. Think how amazing it would be to explore them as individuals and bring out what naturally makes them beautiful, and let them be the way they feel beautiful and show that to people. Genuine beauty - and about more than just their looks. THAT's what should be modeled for others to see and strive to be like.
People say "be yourself" and "stand up for what you believe in" yet when some of these girls try to, they're literally mocked and shunned. They signed up for it? So what? They have the right to challenge mistreatment.
Rita: And me with blonde hair and red lip.
Me: Isn’t that Taylor Swift?
Imagine people having the same signature style as another person. She also had this style BEFORE Taylor but okay sis
@@MK-pj8wr she's not iconic for it though. Gwen Stefani is an excellent example. No one thinks of Rita for that look. Most think Gwen, Taylor, or Marilyn first.
@@Lill2895 yall really never grew up from kindergarten. Kids argue over this stuff. "You can't wear that because it's mine" after yall went shopping at Walmart and yalls moms thought it would be cute to get each other the same thing. It's no different for celebrities. Grow up my dudes.
@@MK-pj8wr Miss ma'am i think you're the only one taking it so personally lol she was just trying to explain why it wouldn't be as iconic as others. you're the only one saying things like "okay sis" and "grow up my dudes" when no one was even shading anyone ...
My brain went straight to marilyn monroe and taylor
How many times is Rita gonna say "I wanna look where they're like *that's her!*" like girl, you're not making them special by saying the same stuff to every girl lmao
I'm a natural redhead, & I'm in the process of growing out my balayage. It's taking FOREVER & it was really only on the bottom of my hair. I can't imagine someone making me do all over color 🤦♀️artificial red is always so pink compared to my natural hair. I would've quit the show if I were Cherish 😂
I have the exact same color as Cherish naturally and I actually prefer an all over color. It gives my hair more pop and dimension. Especially in photos.
PREACH!!
Then they eliminated her in the same episode!
Am I the only one annoyed that everyone was telling a dark skinned black woman how to feel about her femininity. When black women ESPECIALLY DARK SKINS are constantly called men and discriminated against for not fitting Eurocentric beauty standards? And on top of that they made her seem crazy just because she had a breakdown. I’m my opinion she was rightfully upset. That insecurity was pushed onto her by beauty standards that don’t apply to bw. It honestly made me so sad :/
I cut my hair year finally cause don't care long hair cause just too much an no attach long hair to femininity 🙄 but is so annoying that now am constantly called sir etc just cause cut hair
Am I the only one annoyed everyone was telling the redheaded girl how to feel about her hair color?
@@James-rf8ee that did bother me. I have ginger friends. And she very right when she says once it dyed it'll never be the same. Same if you cut it it'll not grow back same colour as it was before. Idk why was so hard them understand. Also how insulting would it feel for your hair only be coloured cause not version they want? Like yeah you blond but we want ICE blond cause that real blond. You a red head but we want it RED red 😑 they should have left her alone.
That’s the price you have to pay when becoming a model sadly 😔
It really shows when realities don't have diversity in their production, no one who actually works there to say "hey guys, that kinda sucks", just the same people making the same mistakes and not even realizing
I completely agree with you. Almost all the girls looked so much better before. I was all about their natural curls!!
I won't lie, I hated basically all of those changes. Also, who's gonna tell that poor girl that hair dye fades and hair grows back 😂
I think instead of having the models like Tara or Rita pick the styles these girls should have for their hair, they should have a famous hairstylist choosing them. Models have zero knowledge about hair. I mean yeah they get their own hair styled and they get their makeup done, but that doesn't mean that THEY know how to do hair or they know what looks good on certain face shapes, skin tones, eye colors etc... These makeups would come out so much better if they just had real hairstylist choosing what the looks are instead of just following what they're told to do by the model host.
I'm guessing Rita didn't actually choose these things you just had her say she did.
I think it’s actually the producers who pick the hair
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I see what you’re talking about Brad it’s just weird not having Tyra
Eh. I kinda prefer Rita over Tyra, tbh.
@@devontamosley4487 yea tyra annoys me lol
Tyra is problematic and so is this entire show 🤣
I always found it funny how the girls have to pretend to be excited to see Rita Ora in every episode LOL
@@andrewthezeppo they did that for Tyra too, like you’ve seen her 10 times yet you still scream when she walks in xD
Thank you for doing the before and after for us! I never could have visualized that lol
They didn’t do before and afters because the befores were almost all better ☹️
i think that's not it, they love to embarrass the girls on the show :c maybe their budget was actually cut 😂
It's actually rude though when someone says "this is important to me and my gender identity to have a certain QUALITY hair style (aka: girly, androgynous etc.) and they pick the opposite. That seems abusive honestly. Peoples gender identity and expression is nothing to fuck around with in terms of their MAIN "SIGNATURE" look. Why would you pick something that would make someone feel inauthentic to their gender expression? That ain't it for me.
You have a good point. People should do whatever they want with their own appearance if it affects their identity enough that changing it could mess with their deeper self-image. Projects like this dumb show and their (often bad) makeovers might not be worth the compromise or hassle. After 22 seasons, these games played for drama should be expected (it's why I stopped watching long ago.)
I think it's also valid to admit though, that models who insist on looking only one particular way are pigeonholing themselves to a certain extent, limiting their own careers. Unless you're in the top tier, models usually don't get to call the shots (except to quit if they don't want to do something.) There are thousands of other jobs in the world to be done that aren't centered on how you look.
yeah I would feel genuinely dysphoric if someone gave me a haircut like that. It's not "just hair"
@@kstreet meh! You’re talking about models. It’s not about their hair. Nobody hires Kendall Jenner or Bella Hadid for their hair. Come on. Them doing this was unnecessary and disrespectful for clicks and giggles. Especially when you’re ruining the looks and esteem of mostly dark skinned women. Just weird. 🤷♀️ Your comment is also long, and repetitive and could have been written by any devils advocate. It’s a meh from me.
Look. It wasn't the best, but I need people to stop using the word abusive.
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I understand that and will make an effort to not use that word casually. Thanks for sharing your experience. I do think it can be harmful and this show typically seemed to push the envelope in terms of what is appropriate in a work environment just because it's a form of "show business" and therefore folks should be prepared to put up with ANYTHING to advance their career. I don't think this is a healthy thing to promote or enforce in a competition setting where many contestants are competing to provide for their families or themselves, leaving their families and being tested in varying levels of intense treatment. The normalization starts on episode 1 when they cut their hair without trying to choose a cut that is authentic to the person. They would consistently choose styles that were the opposite of how they felt comfortable. As a kid I thought this was the pull them out of their box, but as an enby adult I see it as harmful to these folks whether they stay in the competition or not. I hope this makes sense and used sensitive language so you can relate without feeling the intensity of the other word I used. Sorry again and sending you much love.
I get where Cherish is coming from, but I feel like people try to scare redheads into never dying their hair because they're gonna "ruin" it. As a redhead I would dye my hair just cause people would tell me not to, I've done blacks, browns, other reds, have bleached parts of my hair. When I shaved my head it all came back the same colour my hair naturally was, I don't think hair dyes ruins your genetics so therefore once it fully grows out you should have your natural colour back.
Yes! 💯 Dye doesn’t change your genetic code! You can’t permanently ruin your hair by dyeing it.
💯💯💯 I’m a natural redhead and I had a gloss toner put on my hair and I looks so good!!! But it’ll wash out and my hair will still be red and pretty!
My sister bleached hers a few times and her hair came back brassy red after. Was never the same colour. Crazy how different it can be!
I would dye my hair so many different colors if I was not a ginger. The only time I’ve ever dyed my hair was 7 years ago when I dyed a very small piece behind my ear with Demi permanent color, and it has never been *quite* the same since. That piece is not as vibrantly ginger as it was before; it has an almost ashy quality to the color in that spot, like it has lost some of its luster. Normally, my hair really glints in the sun as if it’s actual copper, but the hair in that spot just doesn’t as much. It’s not noticeable unless I point it out, but I still wouldn’t want the rest of my hair to loose a little bit of the shimmer that makes it so pretty. I don’t know how or why this happened to the hair I dyed, but it sadly did. If I ever did it again, I would definitely avoid my roots, though, because I think I remember feeling a slight burning sensation, so maybe that has something to do with it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I think she was afraid they were going to make her look more generic, and Brad may not have seen the difference, but imo it *did* look more artificially red in the “after” photo.
@@Emnms68 Depending on what color you dyed it, it probably just toned your hair. For example, any color that's opposite red/orange/yellow, will turn your hair into a more cool toned shade. So purples, blues and greens can do this, as well as using ash toned colors. The new baby hairs would grow back normally, but it may have toned the existing hair, which if it hasn't washed out yet, then it probably will remain toned. Also with it loosing it's glint or vibrancy, it could be damage, but you said Demi permanent, so I doubt the color damaged your hair. I took color theory in school and there are a few videos of Brad's that talk about color theory pertaining to hair colors.
Can we appreciate that Brad Mando put together all the before and after a we’re here for so that we don’t have to ? 🙌🏻🙌🏻👏🏼👏🏼😩✨
Yes, he made it so easy for us to jugde and he had to piece together those people 👌
Hi Brad✨, I really recommend watching a makeover episode of Germany’s next topmodel! The girls don’t know witch hairstyle they’re getting beforehand and can’t look at themselves during the process😬 needless to say there’s a lot more drama
i didn’t even realize this show was still on. wow. 23 seasons. Jesus
It ended in 2018 with 24 seasons
It isn't on anymore.
@@sumgirl156 where do you watch it at?
Where can you watch it at?
She called herself a fashion icon whilst wearing *THAT*
Who?
@@emmywatson3572 Rita Ora
@@galacticicecream Makes sense
@@emmywatson3572 yes jajajaja 😂😂😂 but we love Rita Ora anyway. amnt is already worn out
@Natasha Warden 😭😂😂
i can totally understand cherish tho. Red hair is so unique and the fact that our bodies produce this exact shade of red is just amazing. yes she is in a competition but shes still human and can be bumped about sth. hair color and texture is unique to every person and some people dont like changing it period
and also this is a lot different from her natural color
Yeah, but his ANTM, and there they do changes. Sometimes change is good, sometimes not. What they should've done instead? Cut? Put a permanent?
Can we get an ultimate ANTM? Like the worst/best of all 23 seasons ranked?
I think there’s actually 24 seasons? Though I don’t know where to watch 24 and 25
23 and 24. Sorry
All of them are bad. Tyra treats women awful on this show. Please don’t support it-
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You should do the Australia’s Next Top Model seasons - some of the girls ended up with genuinely baller careers, and I’d be interested on your take on the difference
I didnt know we had that. I never saw it on tv
@@johnnyjohnnyhottiethottie8345 it was a lot less gimmicky than America, but the hosts were great and very blunt in typical Aussie fashion lol
Oooh, Cherish is a HANDFUL! Lemme guess, she has issue with everything and goes home first?
I get why she wouldnt wanna dye her virgin hair BUT she knew what she was signing up for.
She probably didn’t expect her hair to be dyed red as a redhead. She probably treasured its color a lot and didn’t expect to be told that another non natural version would look beter.
@@gummynoodles9036 How is that different from getting an entirely new color?
@@gummynoodles9036 it wasn't that she didn't want her hair dyed red though she didn't want it dyed at all and like they said she knew what she signed up for
Right? If she had seen any of the previous 22 cycles she should have anticipated them changing her hair
@@gummynoodles9036 why would she think that? In all 24 seasons I dont think anyone had no color at all done. I'm sure shes seen the show and should know they change everyone. She would be foolish to think shed be different.
Are there other countries next top model makeovers that you can watch/ review? I’m not ready for this to finish
Australia's next top model, next!!!
Greece's hair makeovers are horrific. It would be so funny 😂
Germany has some wild ones as well!
Yes!!!
Yes! Holland’s next top model
As a natural red head myself I sort of understand the panic. No one has the exact same blend of reds and golds and oranges in natural ginger hair. I’ve never cut my hair because of this and it’s almost to my knees.
That’s what I was thinking, it’s gonna be hard for her to get it back, my grandmother is a red head and she would never let anyone touch her hair because you can’t get that from a box or a tube or whatever
Then why go to modeling tv show 🤔
Brad, have you ever thought about getting a black mannequin and trying hair inspos, or testing your products on them ? I love your videos and think it would be really cool to see your work on mannequins that reflect my hair type. :)
Giiiiirl I agree. It sucks never seeing things on your own hair type because our hair is considered as "diffirent" .
@@gailboer3093 its not bc its different, its bc most hairdressers u see are white, and have 0 experience with black hair. check out deeperthanhairtv if you wanna see a black woman do black hair
@@corey8778 you missed the point. She wants to see Brads versatility. There are so many black hair channels to choose from IF wanted to see yet another black person do black hair.He is very inclusive and appreciates black hair and we are curious as to what HE would do. To water him down saying that he should basically stick to one type of hair should be a insult to his expertise.
@@mrserwin2011 brad only does hair on white ppl and mannequins lmao,, i can't imagine his work being better than a black woman's. that's like saying he would know how to season food better than a black woman 😂 it's not about his "expertise" or his training or anything, it literally only has to do with experience, and he has none. black women do black hair better bc they HAVE black hair, and have had it for their entire lives. brad watching a UA-cam video abt black hair and then trying to do it himself would result in him making his own videos to react to lol. he's not a bad hairdresser, it just doesn't make any sense for him to learn to do black hair when 1, black ppl do black hair, and 2, most black ppl prefer to get their hair done by black ppl. it's not like it's a skill he needs to better his business or something, it'd literally just be a pointless hobby and a way to get views, cos we all know he needs em. again, I don't think he's a bad hairdresser, i just don't see the logical point in a white man learning how to do black hair when black ppl can do their own and each others hair better bc they have more experience
Then he would get shit for doing it, or doing it wrong...something would be wrong about it
I don’t even watch the show but damn they did ALL these girls dirty!!
Dont agree with the all, but most for sure
Totally agree! The show is clearly uninterested in these women's best interests and all about generating drama. ugh
I have a big problem with the way everyone talked about the redhead. I completely understand debating her freaking out, I would be too! As a natural redhead I feel her pain. Like she said, every strand is a different color, redheads are all the colors mixed into one and we ARE rare! "Enhancing" the red is just ruining that. I've never dyed my hair for that reason. Yall have no clue.
It doesn’t sit right with me that they took all the curly girls and straightened their hair.
I hate these makeovers, they're basically saying that natural curly hair can't be beautiful or fashion. Pretty much all these girls looked better before :/
They do that in basically every season. It’s infuriating because there’s always some black women with STUNNING natural hair and they never let them keep their natural hair and it makes me so angry every time. You can be a model and be absolutely stunning with natural hair but they won’t let them
@@NatalieJ22 yep, girl with beautiful natural curls comes in and they're like "we're going to give you a long, sleek weave!" every. single. time.
@@OceanLaboratory yep, either that or they shave it all off and make her look super masculine because god forbid we let women of color look feminine 🤨
He also told a women she isn’t marketable because she refused to get her gap tooth fixed.
So Rita thinks it’s her signature look? Even though it’s been the look of 35 other celebs in the past who did it BETTER. 🤣
It rubs me the wrong way that Rita Ora took Tyras place- like what does she know about modeling
same thing happened on russia's next top model. only she was basically one of those "famous because they're famous" type of people and had no ties to modelling whatsoever
And wtf does Tyra know huh? She is an awful person who does not prepare the girls for modeling
As someone with natural curly / wavy hair, this makes me so mad that they change so much of that! People's natural hair texture is absolutely gorgeous!
We need Brad to do the makeovers... we know he would do everything to make each and everyone of them gorgeous and their best-
They took what was unique in almost all these women, and looked for the best way to bury these traits.
How come Rita Ora even at the height of her career still a z list celebrity lol
I'm not a red head but I have natural highlights and different shades to my hair too. Hair stylists have told me before that women pay good money to have my hair color, it's unique & as someone who used to color my hair all the time I've come to appreciate my natural hair color. So I totally get where she's coming from, I will never dye my hair again.
The red head knew she was getting a makeover but getting your hair dyed for the first time is so stressful when you have a unique hair color.
Absolutely!
Yes!
And I could feel her on it because I grew up being told I would ruin my hair forever if I dyed it.
virgin/natural ginger/red hair is always more beautiful and unique than coloured red. ginger hair is special, no matter what others say, and there is no hair-dye and technique that looks and makes hair look like natural ginger/red hair. in my opinion Cheris's hair looked way more beautiful before they put that awful and good fair quality-colour on her unique hair. :(
Your opinion 👌
Yeah, i dont like that colour what they put on her. It was really not looks nice on her. Her natural colour was more loveley
Yeah same. Maybe darker red highlights, but now she looks like every other fake red head. You can't bottle natural red.
So so true
I think it looks a lot better afterward, and still entirely natural
I’m like that tiny % of people that gets anxiety form changing my hair. I dyed my hair once & I’m terrified to every change it. That being said that girl knew damn well the show would touch/ change her hair so u signed up for that 🤷🏽♀️
The fact that Rita Bore-a thinks she has a signature look though. Lmao
Right, I thought she changed her hair all the time? Like, didn't she use to have pink hair or something? And red lipstick, haha that's one of the most common colors
@@emmaselander2160 I mean there are only a set number of colors we can see. Eventually they're going repeat..
So we moving to Britain’s or Australias next top model…? Coz this series cant stop😂😭😭
As a red head, I kind of get the way she's feeling - just in the sense that - sometimes with gingers it's not just orange coloured hair, it's got silvers and golds and stuff. So just plonking dye on it kind of flattens your hair colour back to 2D. That might not seem like a big deal, but when as a kid you're designated as trash - it takes a little while as an adult to reverse that self image. On the other hand, and this is my main point - she's on ANTM and hair grows out, so ... no to Cherish on this one. Her natural red though is really nice - so I get why she's emotional.
There’s been 22 seasons before and they always get a makeover...so it’s hard to feel bad for someone choosing to go on a model competition show that fights a makeover...if you don’t want your hair touched then don’t go on a model/makeover show...🤷🏻♀️😂
@@xx3unnyxx 😂😂
These makeovers are ENTIRELY to get reactions and content for the show. 80% of those changes would never work in a "real" model environment. Like the girl with the purple hair for example. Agencies want natural and predominantly long hair - so clients can change it to their liking.
Lies. The red heads hair looks so much better before. Light, natural, effortless dynamic and powerful. Now it’s darker, drabber, more solid/ fake, with so much less depth… I’d be balling if I was her… there’s no going back to what it was without years and years of growth…..
I do have a personal beef with antm always shaving the darker girls hair. Like Tash said it does make someone present more masculine and the idea that dark skinned girls are more masculine is already attached to us regardless of hairstyle.
This video was LITERALLY the only redeemable part of this entire season. Thank you Brad!!!
I would love to see you do the transformations next time on ANTM!
Ugh this whole season dropped the ball😪 that's why Tyra hopped her ass back 🤣
“It’s a fun vibe for someone who’s not a model” 😂
I'm going to have to disagree on Cherish. It looks like a terrible box dye, and her natural hair looked WAY healthier. Natural redheads DO tend to have a lot of natural highlights and lowlights that are noticeable. Yeah, you can grow it back, but it takes FOREVER for some people to grow back a full head of hair, and it will look like shit growing back due to how her hair sunbleaches. They took that uniqueness of her hair away from her for years and made her look like a fake ginger instead. She could ABSOLUTELY work in that field with her natural hair. You don't have to give up your bodily autonomy to work as a model, and anyone pushing for someone to do so is incredibly sleazy. She had every right to be upset.
As a natural redhead…. I get it. The one time I messed up my color and just went with the wrong TONE (too cool) when enhancing my red, I nearly had a meltdown. It’s so freaking hard to get back to your natural color. It took hours in the salon-correcting a semipermanent-and about a year of growth for mine to be back to “normal.” I like the richer color, but her before color seemed more high fashion. None of these makeovers were high fashion or editorial IMO.
not to mention the fact that her hair was virgin and she liked the natural look. I dye my hair a lot, I get bored and bam, pink hair and next week blue. I don't have much attachment to it, if I need to shave it I go and do it, but I don't think I'm the rule, I'm the exception (or plain crazy lol), but I totally get her point about having that beautiful red hair natural and virgin. They messed up. Also, your hair looks amazing in that picture!
I just wanted to say... Red heads are super duper special!! I'm a hairstylist and when I see a natural red head my heart pounds literally stunning... I disagree with Brad here red heads have very special color of hair that can't be replicated... I was so sad to see them ruin it
I 100% agree. I hated my natural red color growing up because I got bullied so I died it dark colors for year and it is so hard to get back. It took hours for a color correction and now like 5 years later, I finally have my natural auburn red back. Every time I think about doing something even just to add dimension I second guess it because I’m like is it going to mess it up?
Same, I’m a redhead who is currently beginning to turn grey, but I will never dye my hair. also just in terms of maintenance and money I’m too lazy for anything to stick 😂
OMG, I actually just wrote how I kinda got her feelings. Regarding your comment, yes dye is such a dud on natural red hair - as a guy, there's no such thing as ginger 'Just For Men', so I took their Sandy Blonde ( their very lightest) as an experiment - it got me so dark that it made me look like Alfalfa from The Little Rascals. And it never gets out until you cut it. I'm happy to be back to natural with the oranges, golds and silvers.
I'm fine with Tyra not being on this season; it's just that Rita Ora is so aggressively boring and forgettable! I'm actually being put to sleep hearing her talk!
Another 90s model should host. Naomi Campbell might be a good host (Def a shady one lol). Brooke Shields, Christi Brinkley etc.
Kate moss would be soooo cool! Is Rita even a model?
Lol. I didn't know who she was til I read this comment.
@@cherrynicole4511 Christy Brinkley would filler everyone to death
Lies. The red heads hair looks so much better before. Light, natural, effortless and powerful. Now it’s darker, drabber, more solid/ fake, with so much less depth… I’d be balling if I was her… there’s no going back to what it was without years and years of growth…..
Wow they really messed up everyone’s natural signature look. Every curl was messed up
androgynous looks today aren’t even truly androgynous, they’re just masculine. that’s so frustrating.
Lots of people seem to think making a woman look masculine makes her androgynous like no, she just looks masculine 💀
I sound stupid but what’s androgynous ???
@@maryfrail2292 in this context it's when someone is gender neutral in their appearance, where at first glance you can't identify if their features are masculine or feminine. It's more than just chopping a girl's hair short into a boyish cut...but nobody seems to have told that to the ANTM producers.
@mary fail - for me androgynous means someone like Annie Lennox's look in the 1980s, she defined that word.
In the same vein, “gender neutral” clothes are just male clothes.
As a natural red head I completely understand her reaction, personally, growing up, I have always felt that it is a major part of who I am. I also feel that it could be her reaction to the things she has been told growing up. For example, I have always been told not to cut or dye it(even when I have directly expressed my desire to), by not only my family and friends, but also random strangers. I have also had people be horrible to me about it (ex. I have been told to go to hell by a stranger for no reason) and although no one in my circle has ever said anything about it, it is always something that has made me feel somewhat out of place. I have had to learn how to like my hair and I feel it may have been the same for her. So for them to tell her that her hair is not red enough is just mean. In her situation I would have felt better about them dying my hair black than telling me my natural hair that no one else can get (not even in a bottle) is not good enough. (Sorry for the rant but unless you are a redhead, you probably don't understand the full emotional weight the color holds)
They really did everyone dirty this season. Whoever chose those looks should be fired. It's one thing to do something "for the drama," it's another to trash people's hair and purposefully sabotage their career. Tyra was at least trying to elevate their look, even when they didn't like it, and she was willing to admit when she made mistakes and get them fixed (except the gap widening which remains inexcusable). Not to mention, for the industry, when you're trying to break in you do NOT want a signature look, especially one that's too edgy, modern, or high maintenance. You're meant to be a blank canvas and when you prove you have the chops, then you get to dictate your style.
Also, going to say, Cherish was totally correct to hate her look. There was no need to do anything but possibly darken her brows and give her a couple layers. Redheads STILL get bullied for their looks, and leaving her hair alone would have been a positive message for the audience. But, hey, at least we got some drama?
FR Tyra at least tried to elevate their looks, although Tyra was cancelled she was kinder to others than Naomi who slapped her assistants
Brad you should do a series where are you find some of the former models from the show and give them a makeover that they deserve
PLEASE BOOST THIS SO HE CAN SEE IT💕
Not the first winner of the show though ..anyone but her
Gosh… seems like all they do to Curly girl’s hair is shave, add weave, straighten, and dye it a lighter color. They need a few black (natural hair) specialists on this show. I’m like… can’t they do some twist outs or braids? Lol…
Rita: “We Want you to find your iconic look so we’re giving you all the exact same hairstyle”
They made everyone look “normal”. I’m just glad there’s no more Karen haircut.